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The United Nations Security Council has launched a new mechanism for selecting next year’s Secretary-General, which includes holding an initial secret ballot among seven candidates competing to succeed Antonio Guterres, whose term ends in 2026. The candidates are from different countries, including four women and three men, with the most prominent being International Atomic Energy Agency Director Rafael Grossi. However, no clear frontrunner exists due to the influence of the five permanent members of the Security Council. The selection depends on securing support from nine members and avoiding the veto power, after which the candidate is forwarded to the General Assembly for final approval. This process is seen as an attempt to break the deadlock in the Secretary-General selection and is usually conducted with considerations of geographical distribution for the post.
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